You’re welcome! Yes it can (I’m especially afraid of the oils mixing into it) which is another reason why I prefer adding/curing a coat of matte before applying top coat. Or you can use a separate nail brush to apply your matte top coat if that feels safer to you. I use two different matte top coats. The cheaper one by Born Pretty is for nail art and the more expensive/favorite one by Ugly Duckling Nails, for the finishing look. Hope that was helpful!
Im very curious as to why is has to be a matte topcoat? I’ve tried this with a no wipe top coat but didnt work for me ): the eyeshadow doesnt stick at all
Love this look love how you walked us through!
Wow! So glad youve started posting again, you taught me how to do butterflies ❤️ welcome back
Thank you! ❤️
Thank you for this!
wow thanks for sharing!! the eyeshadow doesn’t ruin the matte topcoat?
You’re welcome! Yes it can (I’m especially afraid of the oils mixing into it) which is another reason why I prefer adding/curing a coat of matte before applying top coat.
Or you can use a separate nail brush to apply your matte top coat if that feels safer to you.
I use two different matte top coats. The cheaper one by Born Pretty is for nail art and the more expensive/favorite one by Ugly Duckling Nails, for the finishing look.
Hope that was helpful!
Im very curious as to why is has to be a matte topcoat? I’ve tried this with a no wipe top coat but didnt work for me ): the eyeshadow doesnt stick at all
when i put the top coat over the eyeshadow it drags the eyeshadow down and ruins the aura! what might i be doing wrong and how can i fix it?
Skip to 1:25 I had the same problem.
Does it have to be this specific matte top coat or any brand?
Any matte top coat will do. As long as you make sure to properly cure it & wipe over it with alcohol.
Fab tutorial x
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super helpful thank you!!!!!
You’re welcome!